Friend,
USA TODAY just reminded everyone who Nancy Armour is.
She spent a column calling Caitlin Clark's foul complaints dangerous — then blamed Clark's fans for putting Black and queer players "at risk." A sports argument became a race sermon. Tip of the iceberg.
When you hear brave athletes like Paula Scanlan and Riley Gaines talk about how "they" forced them into locker rooms with men, have you ever wondered who "they" really are?
It's not just a few woke administrators. It's a machine. And a key part of that machine is the media — spoon-feeding propaganda so the radical left has air cover.
Who are the They behind They/Them? Start with USA TODAY's lead sports propagandist: Nancy Armour.
For years she's seeded the same political narrative under a sports byline: Lia Thomas erased = "all women at risk." Olympics protecting women = "transgender people not welcome." A biological male in girls' track = "girl in harm's way." LPGA protecting women = "bad faith, worse science."
Help APP hit USA Today's advertisers, executives, and subscribers — now.
FIRE Nancy Armour — join the fightThis isn't journalism. This is how they weave lies into public discourse for teachers, nurses, and neighbors who still trust the paper.
USA TODAY must FIRE Nancy Armour.
American Principles Project is refreshing this nationwide campaign right now — advertisers, executives, subscribers. We will not stand by while the country's largest newspaper platforms an activist who harms women and girls.
I am dedicating APP's resources to this fight, but we are grassroots. We can't take on a media giant alone.
Your emergency contribution of $35, $50, or $100 funds the ad buys and mobilization that put a price on waging war on our families.
Help us make an example of her.
Stand with Paula Scanlan — sign the petition →
Terry Schilling
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